Today I ran into the weirdest problem I've ever seen on an E Class. Card # 3, is a 684. Oddly enough, it was showing up as a D12 in the programming reports.
I power cycle and the card comes up as it should. Then I notice the IVC 8EL card is showing up as a 612. WTF. I called tech support, and we tried a few things. We just kept Power cycling until the card came up properly again.
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Any of the situations listed in the introduction can cause port cards to not load their programming properly on boot-up. If this happens you will have to reboot once with only 1 port card, and then reboot with all the port cards loaded to fix it. It doesn't always happen but as a general rule, if I change port card configuration, I always first do a clean reboot with 1 port card first.
